Ex Ambassador in Rage at Roosevelt Verdict in Dismissal
Washington inquires into Bellamy Storer former ambassador to Austria Hungary over alleged Vatican intrigue to promote Archbishop Ireland as a cardinal. Storer accuses President Roosevelt of dismissal without public explanation and cites letters showing intimate exchanges with the Storers. Roosevelt warns of potential resignation to avoid scandal and rebukes Mrs Storer for improper correspondence with Rome.
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Bellamy Storer
Russia
Roosevelt
Vatican
Ireland
Storer
Cabinet
Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
State Department
United States
Austria-Hungary
Egypt
Bacon
Maria
Storers
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
Bellamy
Theodore
Philippines
Cardinal Merry del Val
Europe
Rome
Factory Boiler Blast Levels West Lynn District
A boiler explosion at PJ Harney Shoe Manufacturing in West Lynn, Massachusetts, destroyed 14 buildings and three more in a five-block area, causing about 520000 in losses. Eleven injured, including Celia Tradenburg in critical condition. no deaths. Fire spread quickly despite a snow storm, threatening the Boston & Maine station and nearby factories.
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Lynn
Mase
PJ. Harney
West Lyon
Celia Tradenburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Harvey
West Lynn
Jacobs Company
Three new battleships urged to join fleet
Secretary Bonaparte urges Congress to authorize two more dreadnought class battleships to form a homogeneous squadron. He stresses naval strength as defense against invasion, noting the United States must command the sea to avoid continental burdens. Also reported is the death of Rev. O F Bert, 73, Lutheran pastor with fifty years in the ministry.
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Congress
Bonepart
Bonaparte
Great Britain
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Wis
O.F. Bert
Warteburg Synod
Milwaukee
Connecticut
Ilinois
New York
Missouri
Cornells In Mourning After Fire At Chi Psi Fraternity
The Cornell campus and Ithaca mourn a fatal Chi Psi fire that claimed seven lives including four students and several volunteer firefighters. Among the injured is C J Pope of East Orange N J severely burned. Heroic rescues by football players Sam Halliday Earle and Gibson, and Schnittek who reentered the building, are honored as the campus unites with the city in sympathy.
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Cornell
Chi Pat
Lownasien
C.J. Pope
Hast Orange
N. J
W. H. Nichols
Chicago
F. W. Grelle
East Orange
Alfred S. Robinson
Hook and Ladder Company No
Dobu
Rumsey
Hose Company No
E. J. Fiandon
Silesman
Hose Company
W. Grelle
Schnittek
Barinel
Nicholas
McCutcheon
Pope
Insferno
Sam Halliday
Earle
Gibson
Chi Psi
Jong Im the
Annala
Indicted for Lands Frauds In Utah Railroads
Salt Lake City reports a federal grand jury charged with coal land frauds indicted Union Pacific Railroad Oregon Short Line Utah Fuel Cost and top Harriman Gould officials in Utah. In San Francisco a major blaze destroyed Union Lumber Co plant and stock causing loss over 200000.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Utah Puel Cost Company
Harriman and Gould
San Francisco
Cal
Union Lumber Company
Sixth
Hooper Streets
Minnesota Agricultural Society hears fair year review
At the Merchants hotel in St Paul the Minnesota Agricultural Society board met to wind down the year's business. President Cosgrove presided with vice presidents Nelson and Griggs, and officers including Rand al and Hall. Red Wing Manufacturers Association asked for space in the Manufactures Building for a fall 1907 exhibit, with a committee ready to present. The issue was tabled until January. The board noted cash in hand of about 68 thousand dollars and many members likely to attend the Chicago livestock exposition.
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W. H. Putnam
State Fair Board
Red Wing
Manufactures
Winn Powers
St. Paul
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Uniformed Corps of the Odd Fellows
Irwan
Wilcox
Chicago
National Association of Fairs and Expositions
H. M. Brown
Hillsboro
Ohio
Ship Subsidy Sought to Restore U S Foreign Trade
Washington December 8 1906 secretary Metcalfs annual report shows US merchant shipping at 25006 vessels and 6674969 gross tons the largest ever and forecasts 1907 output to exceed any year in 50 years he urges passage of senate merchant marine bill 529 to boost American shipping abroad while stressing need for tighter trade with South America and noting immigration figures and a Texan town fire destroying the business district with 100000 loss.
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Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Metcalf
United States
Cuba
Mexico
Great Lakes
Seaboard
Cubs
Senate
House of Representatives
Merchant Marine Commission
Plains
South America
Brasil
Argentina
Uruguay
Europe
Commissioner of Navigation
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PW. Pritsche
Aduatunder
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Schmuck
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Pitts Unre
Decamp
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Pittsburg
R. R. Powers
Atlanta, Ga
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H. A. Athlein
G. R. Sailor
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Iverson
Young
Treasury Department
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